Docs-as-code migrations
This is for SaaS teams that write product or developer documentation in Confluence and have outgrown it: the page tree grew by accretion, macros hide content from search engines and readers, and customer-facing docs share a tool built for internal notes. We convert the spaces you choose into a Docusaurus site in your Git repository, rebuild what the macros did, and redirect the old links so nothing your customers or agents bookmarked goes dead.
From $4,500 (up to 150 pages), $9,500 (up to 500 pages), custom above
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Internal content usually stays where it is. The migration covers what readers outside the team need, and the inventory makes that boundary explicit before any conversion starts, so nobody discovers later that a runbook went public.
A Docusaurus site that reads as if it had been written for Docusaurus. That means dealing with the parts of Confluence that do not convert on their own:
Confluence pages also carry markup that looks fine in the wiki and breaks everywhere else: nested tables, colored status text, images sized inline, headings used for emphasis. The conversion notes record how each pattern was handled, so your writers know what to expect in the new files.
If your team keeps editing Confluence during the project, we track changes made after the export and bring them across before launch, so there is no content freeze and no lost work. Before the full run, we also convert a few of the hardest pages you choose, so you see what the macro mapping does to your real content before approving it.
Confluence projects use the same page-count tiers as every migration. The tier is set by the page count we agree during scoping, and pages we decide to retire do not count toward it. Above 500 pages, we quote after reading a representative sample.
What moves the price in Confluence specifically: heavy macro use, especially includes, excerpts and third-party macros; spaces where the page tree and the permissions disagree about what is public; content spread across several spaces that have to merge into one site; and attachments that are really documents in their own right, such as PDFs and Word files that need converting too. Plain pages with headings, lists, tables and code blocks sit at the easy end of a tier.
Prices are in US dollars; the euro figures are approximate conversions for reference. The general documentation migration page covers other sources and target platforms, including MkDocs and GitBook.
Send a link to your docs, an export, or a few lines on what needs to change. We reply within 1 business day with questions or a quote.